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NEW MEDIA WORKSHOP
6 PM, FREE
This workshop showcases digital-media works by women artists and covers some of the technical aspects of streaming audio and video for the Web. For details.

VIEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: IRELAND
7 PM, $6 ($4 WALKER MEMBERS)
THE LAST SEPTEMBER
Directed by Deborah Warner
Set in County Cork, Ireland, in 1920, this film is a portrait of the end of an era of British rule. Lord and Lady Naylor (Michael Gambon and Maggie Smith) belong to the Anglo-Irish aristocracy know as the Ascendancy, whose way of life--moneyed, graceful, essentially feudal--is fast coming to a close. A love triangle between their young niece, a British soldier, and a playful yet violent Irish rebel casts light on the tensions between tradition and the terrifying prospect of independence, both political and spiritual. Based on the novel by Elizabeth Bowen. 1999, Ireland/U.K., 35mm, 103 minutes.




WOMEN WITH VISION IS MADE POSSIBLE BY GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM THE MINNESOTA WOMEN'S FOUNDATION. ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FOR THE FILMMAKERS' RECEPTION PROVIDED BY THE MINNESOTA FILM BOARD.